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"Who’s Gonna Love Me Now" UK premiere | BFI Flare LGBT Film Festival

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Channel: BFI · 2016 · Film & Animation

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Who’s Gonna Love Me Now UK premiere with the London Gay Men’s Chorus.
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Directors Barak and Tomer Heymann, co-director and producer Ali Bodin Saphir and Saar Moaz discuss Who’s Gonna Love Me Now (2015), their moving documentary about Moaz, a man who, after years of fear and isolation, found friendship and acceptance with the London Gay Men’s Chorus. After the Q&A, the choir performs a rousing rendition of Yazoo’s classic ‘Only You’.

Interviewer: Michael Blyth

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Running 16-27 March, the 30th anniversary edition of BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival opens with the world premiere of The Pass and closes with Catherine Corsini’s Summertime.

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BFI Flare opens on 16 March with the World Premiere of Ben A. Williams’ The Pass at Odeon Leicester Square and closes with Catherine Corsini’s Summertime at BFI Southbank. Celebrating 10 years of support, Principal Sponsor Accenture’s Gala will be the European Premiere of Neil Armfield’s Holding the Man. BFI Flare will present over 50 features, more than 100 shorts and a wide range of special events, guest appearances, discussions, workshops, club nights and more. Tickets go on sale via www.bfi.org.uk/flare on 24 February for BFI members and 29th February for non-members.

One of the most significant film events in the world’s LGBT calendar BFI Flare 2016 will be divided into three sections, Hearts, Minds and Bodies with key themes emerging including British film and new British talent, transgender representation and Queer Science and new technology!

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